New Ulm weekly review., 1887-09-21

JOlQ Albert mas ABOUT COucluueu tO
open a store in one of our neighboring
towns.
Aug. Keller is home from Chicago
for few days visit with his parents
and friends.
Frank H. Whitney, night operator at
the depot, will take charge of Courtland
Station about October /.
B. Behnke & Co. will pay five cents
per bushel above market prize for all
wheat brought to them in exchange for
goods.
The dramatic section of the TURNER
Elm is rehearsing play and will open
the season of 1SS7-1SSS in few weeks
Mr.. Aug. Preuss has disposed of his
stock of fruits. candy, cakes etc. and
will remove from New Ulm shortly.
Gottlieb Guggisberg is on the way to
Switzerland. He has taken the trip in
hopes of recovering his shattered
health.
Wednesday Mrs. j. Guetling and Mrs.
Rein drove to town Brighton. While
driving through the gate of Mrs. Unver-
worms farm dog suddenly jumped at
the horse, soaring the latter SO badly
that it reared and ruptured some blood
vessels. The horse fell and expired al
most instantly.
At the international Kennel show
held at ST. Paul last week Mr.. A. A.
Bogen received first prize on his english
setter bitch puppy Western Queen and
third prize on his english setter bitch
Dashing Flora. MIR. Bogen justly feels
proud of his winnings as he had to COM
pete with dogs from all sections of the
country.
The following prizes were taken by
Brown County at the State fair. New
Ulm Roller Mill Co., first prize for
their -four; New Ulm Creamery Co.,
fourth price on butter c. Bach and s..
a. George received premiums on vege.
tables while the Brown County exhibit
received the third prize.
\ change of time in the running OF
trains went into effect at this station on
Sunday, Sept. IS. The passenger, 60
ing east now leaves at 1920 instead OF
9:48 A. NJ as heretofore The western
afternoon passenger arrives at 5:35 in
stead of P. NJ. There have also been
some changes made in the running time
of accommodation trains. See time card
at the head of first column for correct
ions.
We clip the following from the St.
Paul Daily Globe: "a. A. Bogen, OF
New Ulm, whose pretty English setter
pup. Western Queen, secured the
Globes special prize for the best Eng
lish setter pup in the state, also received
third prize for Dashing Flora in the
open class Of English settlers. Outside
Of St. Paul and Minneapolis the only
English settlers entered by gentleman
Of Minnesota were those of Mr.. Bogen,
who is an editor by the way, and pub
lishes the New Ulm POST
Wednesday afternoon Mr.. 81. A. Su
bilia was trying to cross the Railroad
track at Third Street North, a freight
train prevented his crossing and Mr.
Subilia waited for some time for the
train to move on. Getting tired O.
waiting, he turned his team around ane
in doing SO, came to near the edge O.
the street. and horse, buggy and owner
were thrown down the emoankment
The buggy was smashed, but fortunate
ly Mr.. 5. and the horse escaped all in
jury,
The friends of Chas. E. Kendall viii
De glad to learn that he has been &C
quilted of the charge of adultery brough
against him by an obscure Iowa attor
ney. We clip the following from the
Cedar Rapids Daily Republican whic
speaks for itself. s.The acquitta1 of G.
E. Kendall of the charge of abduction
and concealment, on motion of the at
torney for the state, before Justice An
derson yesterday, is a complete vindi
cation of MIR. Kendali's S innocence ane
rs complete a condemnation of the prin
cipal witness for the state. Samue
Quail. 1t has been perfectly clear to u
from the start that Quail purpose was
TO turn TO his own pecuniary advantage
Kendall's generosity in assisting biz
wife after her desertion. Had Kendall
been other than q warm-hearted, free
handed man. he would not have faller
into the clutches of this Quail: but
when a supposed widow, with her boy
by her side, told him a sad story of de
stitution and asked his aid in obtaining
employment for her, he uhhesitatinglJ
offered to help her and afterwards die
help her, as he might wish his own wife
and children should receive help were